Building a business takes capital, but getting approved for funding isn't always straightforward. If you've been denied for business loans or only received high-interest offers, there's a reason—and more importantly, a solution.
Most lenders look at these key factors when making funding decisions
Stage 1: Strengthen Your Credit Profile
Most lenders use personal credit as a key approval factor—especially for startups. If your score is below 650, you'll have limited funding options. If it's 600+, you may qualify—but only if you have business revenue.
That's why we work with trusted credit advisors who offer free strategy consultations to help business owners:
Stage 2: Secure Early-Stage Business Funding
Once your credit is in a strong position, you'll qualify for starter financing to help your business grow.
Stage 3: Qualify for Revenue-Based Business Loans
Once your business has at least 6 months of revenue and $10K+ in monthly deposits, you'll be eligible for higher-limit business loans with better terms.
This is the ultimate goal—securing the capital you need at the best possible terms.
Funding isn't just about applying—it's about positioning yourself for success.
Let's get started!